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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS


Pierre had a cold wave and snow storm
Monday.
There is fifteen inches OF snow at
Deadwood.
The thermometer was at zero at Aber.
deem Monday night.
Clark's elevator and warehouses; are
full and the farmers hal the grain home
egain.
Blunt thermon ese 8 scored zero Tues,
day morning. At Brooklngs it was ten
above.
Sheriff Stanstield. of Mitchell. took
two persons to the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary Monday.
The cold weather at Aberdeen frcze
the ground three inches and will fros,
all urdug potatoes.
Zen Thousand bushels of Hyde coun-
ty potatoes have already been shipped
to eastern and southern markets. Kansas
City gets the greater quantity.
The Northern Pacific have been busy
ballasting their road to the boundary
line at West Lynn during the past week.
Their station and round house at Penn.
bipa are about completed.
Three companies Of cavalry and two
OF Infantry that were to have left Fort
Meade Monday for the Indian outbreak
on the Grow reservation, 300 miles dis
tant, were detained on account of o
heavy snow fall and went Tuesday.
A mass convention 10 the interest OF
temperance was held at Highmore
tuesday night, ami steps were taken for
working 8 vigorous campaign from this
on, on local option. The result of the
election ought not to be q difficult one
70 guess, for Hyde people generally are
temperance people.
The democrats in Blunt, learning that
A.. v. Lieben had gone to Huron to
forward hIs petition for the pestoffice,
held q meeting Monday night to remon-
%strate. There is considerable feeling,
but it is true that Mr.. L. has the sup
port of Gov. Church and q great many
OF the most prominent politicians of
that political faith
News is received of the burning oil the
fern residence Of Eugene Kelly 10 miles
east of Huron. Two children, one four
years cid, the other an infant, both boys
were burned to death. The fire oriei-
mated from q hay burner while the father
was ct a nelRhbor's threshing, and the
mother temporarily absent from the
house.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
CONDENSED NEWS.

Louis Blum, the st. Louis cigar man.
ufacturer, has failed.
Joseph Darrell was arrested in Logans-
port, Ind, for passing counterfeit money,
All Young and 10 Happy Sing have re-
eeived naturalization papers at Clinton,
Ia
A company has been formed to pipe
natural gas from Amboy to Peru, Ind, a
distance of fourteen miles.
The Manistee Lumber CO. IS uppe mill
burned, with 5000, 900 feet of lumber,
eatailiug a loss OF 500, 600.
Wesleyan defeated Williams college
at foot bail by eighteen to six. Gillian
ana i%iriffin, of Yale, were referee and
umpire
Ex-Speaker Hitchman, of New York,
has been discharged from Bellvue hos
pitaI, his mental malady not being one
for asylum treatment.
Judge Apologize, nominated on the
laboring party's ticket at Tecumseh,
Neh.. has declined the Honor, and Hon.
f. w. Thomas, of Falls City, will be eli
dorsed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
SHE LOST HEB HUSBAND.
THE WIFE or a CONDUCTOR BRINGS
A DAMAGE SUIT.

Sensational Charges Against the Man
agemcnt of the Baltimore 81 Ohio
Road. and the Henrtlessness of tho
Conpany's Physician.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 26.-Annie
T. Black, wife of Conductor Cassius P.
Black, who was run over on the b. &
0. road at Locust Point, Md, is making
some sensational charges against the
road. and the surgeons who attended her
husband. She says while walking on the
tracks, In front of his train, he fell into
an excavation, and before he could es-
cape from his perilous position he
was run over. She also says he
was left four or five hours
in the chilling wind, lying on a stretcher,
without medical attendance of any sort.
The surgeon hen gave some drug to the
sufferer, who almost Immediately there
after expired. Mrs. Black says she will
institute a $40, 600 damage suit against
the Baltimore & Ohio road.
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cHLoRcfoRMsp AND Reessp.
Burglars Enter h Room OF q Dubsqr
Lady and Administer Chloroforxu-

NE. --- LLE 80 as -
Burglars Enter the Room of a Dubsqsrs
Lady and Administer C~hloroforrn,
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. 26.--Burglars en-
tered the residence of tho late Hon ID S.
Wilson, and after chloroforming. Mrs.
Brock, daughter of Mrs. Wilson, secured
a valuable diamond pin and q ladyTsecldI
watch and chain. About 6 o'clock in the
morning, OF Mrs. Brooks little
children, who slept in an adjoining
went into her mothers apartment, and
found her breathing with great difi-
Guilty. She aroused Mrs. Wilson, whose
room was near by, and said her mamma
was sick. Mrs. Wilson fastened to her
daughters room, and the odor OF chloro-
form being strong enough to almost
strangle her, she soon realized the situa-
ton. She aroused the servsnts. and
every effort was made to restore Mrs.
Brock to consciousness, which she re-
gained an hour later.
The robbers had several hundred dol
lars worth of solid silverware piled at
the head of the stairs leading to the front
hallway. When Mrs. Brooks daughter
awoke, she saw a light in the hallway
outside of her room, and called to her
grandmother, when the light was prompt
ly exsinguished. The burglars decamped
ct once, leaving their valuable plumber.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
ress md 9akptaia.,
MARRIED TO NEW LOVER
THE CAUSE OF AN EMPTY CHAIR
AT A WEDDING FEAST.

h Mysterious Disappearance of an
Evansville Lady. at tho Eleventh
Hoar q the Wedding Day, Easily
Accounted For.
BRAZIL, md, Oct. 28.-Miss Jennie
Stewart, who mysterionsly disappeared
from Brazil 9 few minutes before the
hour set for her marriage to A. b, War
rem, Of Evansville, has been found. 1t
transpires that she was married the night
before to a new lover, L. NJ. johnson, of
Ohio. The matter had been kept secret.
The county clerks record was examined
and the officiating minister found. The
girl clairissiie married the man of her
choice, and that her parents were trying
to marry her to a man against her will.
The charge is denied by the parents, who
Say they did not ~disapproye of her mar
riage.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
An attempt to Burn Thirty Sleeping
italian workingmen.

HA - .
An attempt to Burn Thirty Sleeping
italian workingmen.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 26.-An
attempt to burn thirty Italians asleep in
a building In the township of Paris,
Kent county, was frustrated by the uime-
~ warning OF one who awoke and found
the building In flames. The building
was one used by an Italian, Vingsalso
Garfalo, who was keeling a sort ofa store,
with rooms above, for the sleeping Ital-
ians ct work or the new Grand Rapids.
Lansing & Detroit road, I'VE miles south
of the city. There have been hard feel
ing existing between this crew and q
crew Of fourteen at work hear by who
lived In the city. An unknown man
crept into a vacant room and set fire to
the house and then Joined a party on the
outside, who barricaded the doors AMI
used every effort to keep the inmates
from escaping. They, however, managed
to get out, many of thcm leaving all
their clothing. An effort will be made.
to find the guilty ones and punish them.
1t was a narrow escnpe for all, as they
had retired early and were sound asleep
when the alarm was made.
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A Fierce Blaze.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 24.-The saw
mill, single mill and planning mill of
Mr.. Z. c. Loomis,. situated about three
miles north of the city, on the Iron
Mountain railroad, at LOOMS station,
were consumed by fire. The cause was
fire in the woods, and so fierce Were the
flames, and so rapid their advance, that
Mr.. Loomis and his men were compelled
to seek safety in flight. So parched and
dry were the woods around the mill that
the flames ran through the tops of the
trees, deyouring everything in their way.
About $3.50, 900 worth of fine lumber was
destroyed, with all the buildings about
them. MI. Loomis puts his loss at
s. 5000 or 81, 600, upon which there was
~nosinsurance.
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Missonrt raeinc plans.

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Oct. 26.-Edwin
Gould, S. H. H. Clark, General Man
ager A. w. Dickinson, and other Mis-
souri, Pacific officials arrived here in
their special car. Ghaperoned by Coun-
Gilman w. b. Myers they took a carriage
and made a thorough inspection of the
city and made special examination of
Missouri Pacific property. The party
was very reticent as to their mission.
The examination luade would indicate
that the party had in view the connec-
tions here for the Missouri pacific's JET
ferson City branch and the Memphis ex-
tension, both of which lines have been
surveyed and located.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
DECLINES THE NJ
District Attorney Nicol. the New Yo

.E
District Attorney Nico,. the New York
"Boodie" Aldermen Prosecutor.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26 Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Nicol informed the com
mittee who notified him of his selection
MS TIE Republican nominee for district
attorney, that he could not accept the
nomination, which implied a discriminar
ton against Mr.. MARITIME, 10 whom as
much as TO himself was due the credit
for successful prosecution of the alder
manic boodlers. This is in accordance
with Mr.. Nicol's original statement that
he would not accept il nomination by the
Republicans unless Mr.. MARITIME were put
on the same ticket as Judge of the Grim
inal court, for which Office he has already
been nominated by Ike Democrats.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Deat,, of Gen. waddy Thompson.

SEDALTA, Mo-, Oct. 28.-Gen. Waddy
Thompson, one of the bsst-known men
in Central Missouri, died at his farm, two
miles from Lamonte, Pettis county. He
had been bedfast for several days, suffer
ing with Bright's disease, and his demise
was not unexpected. Gen. Thompson was
born in Hart county, Ky, March %,
1885. He came to Missouri in 1912, locat.
ing in Macon county, where he remained
until 1854, going thence to Adair county
in 1861, and to Johnson county in 1877.
In the fall of that year he was interested
in the coal mines in Mont Serrat and
worked 800 conyicts in the mines with
great success.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
donors to Jen paws.

MACON, Ga, Oct. 26-The day opened in
Macon with damp and drizzling weather.
The event of the day, incident to the ar.
rival of the Davis family, was a reception
to Mrs. Davis at the fair grounds, where
a vast multitude of ladies gathered to
pay their respects. A reception on 8
grand scale was given in honor of Miss
Winnie Davis by the Thalia club, which
was largely attended by the elite of the
city and state. Governor Gordon and
staff arrived from Atlanta. jeff Davis
will review the old veterans from all
parts of this and adjoining states. Fully
30, GOO visitors are in, the city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
over 4 pead Man,s mnnax.

NEW YogK, Oct. 26.-Mr. Henry Hil-
ton, n of the defendants in the suit
which Mrs. Sarah N. Smith, a niece Of
Mrs. A. 4. Stewart, has brought against
the estate, has filed his personal answer.
II is q general denial of the charge Of
fraud and violation of trust. 1t recites
that Mrs. Smith and her relatives re-
ceived several millions from Mrs. Stew-
art In her life time, and $l2, 600, 900 by
her will, and that the disposition OF the
remainder of the estate was MAIDS accord
Ing to Mr.. Stewards wishes expressed
before his death.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Train wreckinr in Texas

Houston, Tex, Oct. 26.-At 3 O'Clock
a. M, as the west bound passenger train
from here to Austin was nearing Ledbet.
ter, Texas, the engineer saw a man open
a switch, which threw the train upon a
side track leading into a gravel pit. The
engineer jumped and saved himself,
Fireman Eldridge jumped, but fell under
the engine and was crushed to death.
All the train except the engine kept the
rails. The conductor saw three men ride
away shooting at him as they left. Their
object In wrecking the train is unknown,
as they made no attempt at robbery.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
"A Proolaimed Meetipp.

Cork, Oct, 26.-The proclaimed meet
ing to protest against the hearing of Mr..
William o'Brien by the recorder of Cork,
was held in the chamber of
The police were not apprised of the
meeting until it had been in progress
some time, and arrived at the chamber
just as the proceedings were concluded,
too late even to assure themselves beyond
question that an illegal meeting had
taken place.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27

ihe concentration OF forces ~
ably be made al the aesncv to.a s'0o-
] s.s'.a mere That q system OF cart,
A. auu o'aer %defences is 1nasr ca.'
s.'uo'ion ~ the agency. Two oem.s w..
OF infantry will reach r'A'es
day BY rail from Missoul, - ~
detachment which left this poin. ,as
'nfantry-marched through fon, :. 20
OF SNOW. The thermometer reei,,s,s sl.s :
degrees below zsro. The aeta,hm.sio
here in 20 minutes for Fort ,t1,.,. 'es
.ne agency. Reports of the moypmen.
Q, sfeofs.are forbidden to be sent from
Fort Custer. correspondents ha.,al
been compelled co employ nessep.a,. :
BRING %d'spatohes from the scene ot Az
ton. so-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Yellow Fever in Florida.

WAsHlNaToN, Oct. 2s.-Ths Marine
hospital bureau is Informed there have
thus far been about two hundred and
nifty cases of yellow fever at Tampa.
Fourteen new cases, and a total of eighty,
are now under treatment. Employment
of additional nurses has been author
lied
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Gladstone.

LONDON. Oct. 26.-Mr. Gladstone ar
rived at the seat of the marquis of Ripon,
near Ripon, York county. He made
speeches at several stopping places, en-
route Including Leeds, where he was
greeted by an immense crowd. In re-
Spouse to the demands of the people for
n speech, Mr.. Gladstone said that events
We're occurring each week showing con.
clusively that the policy of the goyern-
ment in Ireland was going from bad to
worse. The tide was floating in power.
full currents and would quicken, he vent.
ured to hope, thus relieving him of any
anxiety he had formerly felt respecting
the length of the home rule struggle.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Drowned in TImber creer.

WINFIELD, Neb., Oct. 26.-A man
named Morgan was found drowned in
Timber creek where tho Missouri Pacific
crosses 1t near Winfield. From letters
found it was learned he was from WITCH
ita, was q married man, and an extra
brakeman on the Missouri Pacific. The
body WIS not bruised at all, and the men
who knew the dead man have no idea
whether 1t Is a case of suicide, murder,
or accident.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
A Jealous Barber.

CAIRo, H., Oct. 26.-Frank Gernigon,
a barber, shot his wife in the mouth.
Then he cut his W throat, stabbed him
self with q PAIR of-shears, then took a
Ratchet and cut several gashes in his
head, and jumped into adry c~istern, from
which he was taken and sent to the hos
pital, where he may die. His wife will
probably recover. Jealousy is supposed
to have been the cause.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Railroad Earnings.

PHILApELrHIA, Oct. 26.-Pennsylvanta
railroad earnings dimes east of Pittsburg
and Erie) for September show a decrease
of $57. $40 in net earnings compared with
September, 1885. The earnings for the
nine months of 1887, show an Increase of
81, Isl sS24 in net earnings, compared
with the same period OF 1885.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Canadian Pacific Business.

WINNIPEG, Man, Oct. 26.-csnadian
Pacific railway officials say the average
grain exports for the past week have
been 105 cars per day. The belief is,
gaining ground that the export will fall
little short of 10, 900, 600 bushels, and
the Canadian Pacific railway employees
are kept working night and day. The
Canadian Pacific has worked up a
large tea importing business for st. Paul
houses. Mr.. Erastus Wiman has def
niteiy accepted an invitation to visit
Winnipeg, and will be here in November.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Now York KepublicaEa.

New YORK., Oct. 28.-The Republican
county convention nominated the follow
ing ticket. Justices supreme court,
Daniel g.. Rollins and Henry e. How
lands; justices Of the city court, Ernest
Hale and Chas. H. Lexow; surrogate.
Isaac Dayton; district attorney, Delaney
Nicoli Judge court general sessions,
Randolph b. MARITIME; comptroller. John
j. Knox; president board Of aldermen.
John Van Rensselaer,; coroner, Dennis
Shea
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Cholera.

New YORK, Oct. 26.-Two passenger,
of the steamer Brittania, now quarantined
off Hoffman Island, have been s%trickenwith
cholera, and 1T is feared will be attacked.
Luigi Gafarmora, a natives of Naples,
was found to be sick Sunday and died
Monday night. Health Officer Smith
says none of the other passengers, except
a young woman, are i'll, and that com
plete precautions have been taken in the
way OF Immigration and disinfection, to
guard against any spread of the disease.
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The NJ a Service.

WAsrINaros, Oct. 2e.--The postofices
at Cleonvisle, Wapello county; Hennes,
Nfahaska county, and Heronville, Worth
county, Ia, were discontinued. Will
lam I. Frazier was appointed post
master at B%evington, Maids on county
Ia, vice George w. Stireeyes, resigned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
The Western League.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 26.-An informal
meeting of representatives of the new
Western Base Ball league was held here
ut the fremont house. Representatives
from Des Moines, Minneapolis, st. Paul,
St Louis. Milwaukee and this city were
present. E. E. Menges, representative
from Kansas City, had not arrived, con-
sequently no business was done. Mr..
Menges is expected, and as soon as he
arrives the new league will be organized.
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A Crew Rsscued.

PERRY SOUND. Ont, Oct. 26.-The
steamer Maxwell has arrived here, bring
ing the crew OF the barge, Victor, which
was wrecked Sunday OF Moose Point. The
Victor was In tow OF the steam barge
Chamberlain. When the tow line parted
the crew made a raft of the cabin and got
ashore. When found they were in a per-
ishing% condition, two having frozen feet.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
Patents to western Invontors

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2e. THE following
patents have been issued; John Daily,
Grinnell, Ia. railway switch; Christian
Lehman, Elgiu, Ia, stovepipa; James X.
Patterson, Crete, Neh., weather strip for
doors; Harvey N. Timms, Des Moines,
la, cultivator.
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Lanrtry win, AppIause.

New YORK, Oct. 26.-Mrs. Langtry:s
performance of "As in a Looking Glass;
at the Fifth Avenue theater, for the
The audience was composed mainly of
members of the profession. Among
those present were Mrs. James Brown
Potter, Agnes Booth and Joseph Jeffar-
son. Mrs. Langtry was heartily ap-
plauded.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-27
G. A. r.. Reunion.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 2y.--The first annual
reunion of of the members of the G. A.
r.. of the states Of Ohio, Indiana, Ken
lucky and West Virginia, is in progress
n this city. The programme consists
principally of receptions OF different
visiting posts. Present indications
promise that the occasion will be a me-
morable one. q
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NJ. Wilson'S Address.

PARIS, Oct, 26.-M. Wilson addressed
the electors at Tours. He was by no
means cordially received, and experienced
considerable difficulty in making himself
heard at times. He paid no heed, he
said, to the cries of men who did not
know what they were talking about, and
that he should resign his seat in the
chamber. He declared that he had al
ways acted disinterestedly. The journals
he had founded to support the republic
We're not paying, yet he continued them.
The crowd kept up a continuous howl.
resign" resign and the climax Of
their indignation was reached when Will
son refused to answer their charge of
having used the ranking privilege of
President Greyy. his father in law, for
his own purposes.
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Charles Dickens L.

New YcaK, Oct, s6.--Charles Dickens,
Jr., appeared for the first time in read.
ings from his fathers works, at CHECKER
ing hall. He was introduced by Chau ncy
nj Depew. and warmly welcomed by the
audienee. He read sketches OF aDr.
Marigold'' and bob Sawyer,s Party
His method though rather ansympathetic.
is intelligent and pleasing.
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D%lssiPATED A FORTUNE
An Illinois Youth Reaps ais Harvest
of Whirlwtnd.

of Whirlwind.
sHELsYvfLLR, Ill, Oct. 26.-George L.
jackson, or Doe jackson, as he is bet
ter known, has been placed in jail in
shelbyville, charged with forgery. He
was taken there from yandalia a day or
two since by an officer. The prisoner is
q prodigal who has lone what he could
to bankrupt his mother, and by his
escapadea bring disgrace npon his family.
His father died some years ago and left
q large fortune to his widow, In trust for
her only son. He was allowed plenty of
money. was well educated, and graduated
in medicine, and at one time began prac-
tice In ST. Louis, Naturally wild, he
fell into bad company, learned to drink
and gamble, and has d~issipated over
$40, 900 of the wealth left by his father.
His mother lives In Shelbyviile, but de-
cllnes to sign q bail bond TO keep him out
of Jail.
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women'a Christian Association.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-About 400 ladies
crowded Into the hall of the Young
Womanss Christian association, z East
18th Street. Over 100 of them were dele
gates to the ninth biennial meeting Of
the international convention Of the
Wonen's Christian association, over
which Mrs. Fisher, of New Haven, pre-
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Robbing a Bishop.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. &c. -Bishop Gil
meur's palace, ABIDING ST. Johns ca
thedrai, was robbed by burglars Of all
the linen belonging to the establishments.
The thieves made an unsuccessful at
tempt to blow open the safe. The linen
was valued at several hundred dollars.
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/ THE LEAGUE.
Representatives Meet In Chicago and
Rehearse Their Grievances.

Rehearse Their Grievances.
CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-Representatives Of
the Northwestern Base Ball league, met,
o G. Chase, Of Oshkosh, In the chair,
and S. G. Morton, secretary. The fol-
lowing named delegate were present:
james, Hart. Milwaukecs G. C. Chase,
Oshkosh; I. N. Minor, Eau Claire; C. NJ.
sherman Dies Moinss. A. NJ. Thompson
and John S Barnes, st. PAS, FRANK -.
Lacrosse. and Il. II. FosterN Minneapolis.
Tke protest Of Milwaukee and Des
Moines against Minneapolis / n the Con